Forbes Charges in Senate Probe of Disabled Soldiers Aid
R Forbes, former United States official, testified to a senatorial committee that waste and mismanagement plagued aid to disabled soldiers. He accused Sawyer and others of corruption and perjury, claiming interference with veteran affairs and calls for resignation if proven. The hearing, delayed by illness, examined dishonest practices within the bureau and questioned higher officials’ roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Es R. Forbes
United States
Forbes
Senatorial Committee
Charles
White House
Ork
Itics
Sawyer
Hardi
Surat Perryville
Forbes de Red
Perryville
Ould
Theft notes stolen from freight car in street car robbery
November 12 report states a note from Company of New York was stolen today on a B&O freight train near Stree men. Train crew and United States attorney Claude Leonards Ira Martin expect an indictment next week from the grand jury for robbing m ais. November 13 records approve expenditure to carry out a program at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noa B. & O
Stree
United Attorner
Claude O
Leonards
Deny New Passport: Ex Crown Prince United With Family
Berlin reports official denial that a passport was granted to the ex Kaiser to return to Germany. Washington says the U S government will not protest individually or join allied protests against the Kaiser or family return. London officials warn allies to hold Holland accountable to stop the former Kaiser from leaving for Germany. Doorn bustle as ex Kaiser and family prepare for journey. Friedrich Wilhelm arrives at Silesian estates rejoining family, waves cap, weeps, crowd cheers. roads mudded by rain. Ludendorf, paroled after Weitlerite role, placed in Paris custody. phone line cut to villa and he misses a servant’s funeral.
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Europe
Frederick Wilhelm
Germany
Holland
Holand
France
Berlin
Washington
United States
White House
Oels
Prussian Silesia
Friedrich Wilhelm
Silesian
Wilhelm
Two Hurt In Raily Fire In Cleveland Area
A fire at a building near Wheeling and Lake Erie station in Cleveland injured two people. Byron Canton jumped from a second story to escape flames, suffering unspecified injuries. Additional details on the blaze and victims were not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Stnley
Canton
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Byron
Uiss
Visiting nurse sues city for back pay in Elyria case
Miss Lottie Mathison, a visiting nurse, filed suit against the city of Elyria to recover 646.90 in back pay. She alleges she was regularly employed by the board of health at 150 dollars a month and has not been paid, the salary to be drawn from the community chest which lacked funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Mathison
Elyria
Sue
Board of Health
Miss Mathison
Tarant fined in liquor possession case at Mayor Jones court
This morning J S Tarant faced trial for illegal liquor possession after a raid on Metireide’s pool room. A small amount of liquor was found. Tarant claimed ignorance and said he only worked there three days. Mayor Jones fined him $59 plus costs, and Tarant disclosed car details.
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J. S. Tarant
Thareeth
Jones
Metiride
Frank Kiady
Tarant
Major Jones
Wreck Burns Fatal Springfield Bus Crash
A school bus crash near Springfield at midnight killed Oscar Leffen. The driver, 12, was horned in the collision with a train. A dozen passengers sustained minor injuries.
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Springfield
Oscar Leffen
Three Bank Robbers Jump Morgan Morrison in Brooklyn Vault
In Brooklyn, three sandits robbed Ward Baking Company cashier Morgan Morrison in the plant vestibule and escaped with about 17 500 dollars in payroll money. In Youngstown, three bandits entered the Dollar Savings and Trust Bank on Elm Street at 9 20 am, bound teller Vernon Williams, and fled with about 2 000 dollars and a gold watch.
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Ward Baking Co
Savings Bank
Youngstown
New York
Navy
Sandits
Morgan Morrison
Ward Baking Company
Brooklyn
Elm Street
Dollar Savings and Trust Company Bank
Vernon Williams
Williams
Day of bargain day to feature free theatre shows
Elyria merchants join with theater owners to stage a village wide bargain day. Free shows run from noon to 1 at the Grand and 12 to 12:30 at Colonial Dreamland American, with prizes from the Chronicle-Telegram and special program invites for attendees from fifty miles around.
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Peter J. Tender
EB. J. Georgeople
Grand Theatre
Max Young
American Theatre
John Pelcras
Dreamland Theatre
Allison Nicholl
Walter Watts
Colonial Theatre
Elyria
Colonial
Dreamland
American Theatres
Merthe Department Store
Lewis Mercantile Company
Harry H. Smith Company
Fay Company
Style Center
Working Men’s Bargain Store
Chronicle- Telegram
Many Arrests Seen in Boofe Confiscations
Syracuse reports a large seizure of Canadian ale valued at 52 440. Authorities confiscated goods moving from border to Syracuse amid ongoing enforcement. Oklahoma case proceedings opened as authorities speed up court actions.
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Syracuse
Homa City
Okia
of Oklahoma
Walton Peachments
Armistice Day Pays Respect to Woodrow Wilson
Armistice visitors find Grayer and Olden at the Woodrow Wilson home in Washington DC. Grayer appears thinner and infirm yet remains spirited, pleading the causes he fought for during World War I as one of the country’s “living casualties.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armistice
Wilson Grayer
Olden
Grayer
America
Woodrow Wilson
Four Day Agents Wounded in Moonshine Raid
Four members of a raiding party of West Virginia Virginia and federal officers were wounded in a clash with moonshiners along the West Virginia Virginia border in the Allegheny mountains. Wounded were U S deputy marshal Ralph Beasley of Hinton West Virginia George Sprague Greenbrier county prohibition officer Prohibition officer McManahan Bath county Virginia and Sheriff Lyons Allegheny county Virginia. West Virginia state troopers Creasy and Hawks escaped unharmed and were taken to Clifton Forge Virginia for treatment as reinforcements moved into the mountains to pursue the moonshiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
McManahan
Bath County
Lyons
Allepheny County
Creasy and Hawks
Clifton Forge
Fire devastates village of Mogadore
November 13 fire sweeps Mogadore destroying most principal buildings. Facies hall meat market, jail, court, dry goods store, and a dwelling. Five families homeless. all escaped with only belongings lost. Local brigade aided by Ak-Ton engine but could not prevent total ruin.
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Mogadore
Facies
Sons of Veterans
George Andera
Wilding
Ak- Ton
Leeain Woman Charged With Booze Offense in Court
Mary Mowat of Larain was fined 3000 and warned this morning for possession of liquor. She faced the Mars hastied wad the pmoegexy, with the judge ordering further actions.
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Mary Mowat
Larain
Tiguar
ANOTHER ENGINEER BANK by Warren
An engineer bank story notes Warren presiding over the brotherhood in a brief column. The fragment hints at organizational leadership and a professional group gathering. Names and precise details are unclear in the OCR snippet.
500 Deaths From Poison Booze in Nova Scotia
Washington reports approximately 5,000 deaths from bad booze in the United States this year with fears of another 1,000 or more fatalities before holidays. Treasury enforcement experts say many hospital and other deaths counted as heart disease were due to poisoned liquor.
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Washington
United States
Treasury Enforcement
Chilly Nights Bring Hoboes To City Jail
Chilly nights drive hoboes to the city jail as a regional delegation seeks lodging. Applicants come from Augusta Georgia Los Angeles California Rockport Indianapolis Pittsburgh Denver and other places to register with police.
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Police Ion Every ii
Augusta
Tenn Angeles
Cal
Rockportianapolis
Pittsburch, IL
Denver
Sues for four thousand seven hundred dollars
A fragmented notice reports a legal action seeking four thousand seven hundred dollars in damages. The terse OCR fragment mentions a party named Ay Ghanian and a land-related dispute, with limited readable context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan Kuza Mortrace Land
Foresee Lowen Costs for Action by Coming to Income Tax Experts
Unable to determine a coherent event from the fragmented OCR. The readable text references experts predicting costs and income tax, but lacks concrete details such as people, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes to form a factual card.
Oberlin Fund Totals Reach 187000 in First Campaign Week
Pledges totaling 1157000 were reported in the first week of Oberlin Building and Endowment Fund canvass with more pledges expected before next Saturday. Gifts from Senator and Mrs Burke and others boost momentum for a 500000 conditional gift from the General Education Board and a two million dollar second-week target. A mass meeting is planned for 1930 Saturday morning in the Men's Building auditorium to lead the drive during homecoming festivities and the football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
General Education Board
J. F. Burke
D. J. Nye
State of
Ohio
C. H. Cushing
Horace Nye
George Chamberlain
Henry C. King
W. F. Bohn
Acc
Weh Reserve
From All Men's
Love Triansue Blamed For Murder In Lebanon Case
A local case in Lebanon involves Love Triansue blamed for a murder. The report notes the suspect was found at a nearby scene and linked to the crime, with officials pursuing further statements and evidence.
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Triansue
Governor orders special grand jury for Jefferson crimes
Columbus November 13 Governor Donahey directed Attorney General Crabbe to arrange a special grand jury investigation into the Steubenville murder of Dixie Blinn a shooting of Gibson dynamiting of Charles Pierce home of a Smithfield justice and alleged election irregularities in the August primaries and general laxity of enforcement in Steubenville The probe will be conducted outside Steubenville and under the attorney general not the local prosecutor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Donahey
Crabbe
Steubenville
Smithfield
Jefferson County
E. Stanton
Charles Pierce
Dixie Blinn
Prohibition
Gibson
Attorney General's
Collings
Steubenvile
Two Fishermen Rescued From Burning Ship Near Port Clinton
Port Clinton, Nov 12. The wooden steamer Moesee burned beside Middle Sister Island, saving two fishermen, Martin Blossom and Harley Bass, both of Port Clinton, who were marooned and nearly starved. The ship beached near the island. eighteen crew plus a woman cook landed earlier from Conneaut after a leak and rough weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Clinton
Moesee
Middle Sister Island
Martin Blossom
Harley Bass
Conneaut
Clinton
Untitled Fragment Reflects Family Strife and Absence
A fragmented OCR item describes a woman facing absence and mystery within a family of four children. The garbled text references tides of hardship and unclear events surrounding her and possibly a partner.
Local Ledger Snips Reveal Unclear Settlement Figures
OCR fragment hints at a financial item involving an ASHS entity and amounts around 746 dollars and 740.18 dollars tied to Lorain. The text is garbled but suggests a dispute or scribed division, with some terms indicating a settlement or ledger entry not fully parsed.
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Fet Bureau
Orices
Tam the Veterame
King
Crown Prince
London
Foreign Office
Amsterdam
Kaiser
Doorn
Exkaiser
Munich
Ludendorf
Paris
Hanito
Chronicle - Telegram
Tush Walton
Washington, D. C
Warren
Sions
The
Brotherhood
N.S
Forsees Lowen
Oberlin Fund
Lebanon
Ami
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